can someone link me to a spray bottle that holds up to poorboys wheel cleaner?

[BrandonJ]

love the cleaner but cant through a 1/4 of the bottle and the sprayer craps out

[Setec Astronomy]

If it was me I'd be trying to find a wheel cleaner that won't destroy my spray bottle.

[DLB]

I haven't found one. Outside of the standard ones, I tried one of the Spray Master heads and it died. I don't care enough to spend any more than about $5 on one, so with it, IronX and Meg's WB I just rinse out my sprayers every time with water.

DLB

[Stang Man]

That's an odd issue to have- is it corroding or gumming up the insides, or just too think and it clumps and dries inside the mechanism?

I just run the cheapie $.99 Home Depot brand ones, I can't justify springing for the $6 badass ones. Maybe for something like clay lube...

[Advanced Detailing]

I have found it best to rinse the sprayer after each use when dealing with harsh chemicals.
Just dip in a source of water and pump it until all remaining cleaner is out.

[cwilliams4296]

I haven't found one. Outside of the standard ones, I tried one of the Spray Master heads and it died. I don't care enough to spend any more than about $5 on one, so with it, IronX and Meg's WB I just rinse out my sprayers every time with water.

DLB

:iagree:

[tw33k2514]

Tolco 320CR

I still recommend rinsing the sprayer out after use though.

[mdb917]

:confused: Does it come in one? If so, then what's wrong with that one?

[ScottB]

I used a Kwazer with nice results, it was the chemical resistant version.

[Flash Gordon]

I have found it best to rinse the sprayer after each use when dealing with harsh chemicals.
Just dip in a source of water and pump it until all remaining cleaner is out.


:whs:

[HellDemon]

I used a Kwazer with nice results, it was the chemical resistant version.

Aren't all kwazar's chemical resistant? I know my mercury and venus are. Absolutely amazing double-spray bottles.